The Stanley's Shit List lined notebook is a hilarious notepad for men named Stanley who enjoy a bit of sarcastic humor. A great notebook to take to the office to use in meetings or at your desk to give employees and coworkers a good laugh when they see you writing in it. White letters on a black background make this design simple but bold. The journal measures 6 x 9 inches in size with 120 pages. This book makes an affordable birthday or Father's Day gift, Christmas present, secret Santa, graduation gift, white elephant present, stocking stuffer, Valentine's Day gift or gag gift for dad, son, husband, boyfriend, brother, best friend, stepson, grandpa, coworker, boss and any guy on your holiday gift list. It has book industry perfect binding, a sleek matte cover and white pages that are great for pencil or ink.

A riotous new novel from the #1 bestselling author of the hit sensation The Garneau Block. By all accounts, Stanley Moss is an average man. A retired florist, he lives quietly with his wife, Frieda, in a modest bungalow in Edmonton. Stricken with cancer, Stanley has few wishes for the time he has left, except perhaps for his son to call him back. But on the day of an appointment with the palliative care specialist, Stanley experiences a boom and a flash, and then, a remarkable transformation. He discovers he can read minds. He can fulfill people’s dreams. He has the strength of ten men. And, his illness has vanished. What could this mean? Could it be, as his New Age friend Alok believes, that Stanley’s powers are divine? Is Stanley, a confirmed agnostic, the new Messiah? With Alok and a reluctant Frieda in tow, Stanley heads to Banff (the most sacred place on earth) to look for answers and find a way to use his new powers for good. He encounters there his disciples — a Vancouver TV executive, a pro hockey player from the Prairies and a teenage girl from suburban Montreal — and together they start The Stan, a new religion, and invite the world to join. When the world shows up, along with the international media and an angry long-dead spiritualist, things take an unexpected turn. Satirical, fantastical, filled with humour and pointed observation about organized religion in the modern world, The Book of Stanley is a provocative comedy about life, love, and devotion in all its guises.

KAREN STANLEY SPENT EIGHT YEARS RAISING TWO KIDS BY HERSELF WHILE RUNNING A BUSINESS AND STRUGGLING TO FIND REAL LOVE. After years of frustration, Karen had a breakthrough. She knew something had to change if she wanted to reach her goals, and when she did this for business it started with a strategic plan— one with easy-to-implement, actionable steps. Could a plan like this work for building self-worth? For feeling like a better mom? For finding real love? Luckily, creating successful strategies is one of Karen’s particular talents. So, she created a plan. And for seventeen months, Karen followed this plan, and it worked. In Becoming MRS. STANLEY, she shares her method and tools so you can: • Let go of the past and learn to love yourself and your life. • Transform negative beliefs you have about yourself and relationships. • Cultivate a positive relationship with yourself, your family, and your partner. Karen’s journey and strategies prove that creating the life you want – including real love – is not about luck, and it’s not about fate. It’s about learning to love who you are, so you can become the person you want to be. Learn, laugh and follow along as Karen shares her personal, unapologetic story in Becoming MRS. STANLEY.

Henry Morton Stanley was a cruel imperialist - a bad man of Africa. Or so we think: but as Tim Jeal brilliantly shows, the reality of Stanley's life is yet more extraordinary. Few people know of his dazzling trans-Africa journey, a heart-breaking epic of human endurance which solved virtually every one of the continent's remaining geographical puzzles. With new documentary evidence, Jeal explores the very nature of exploration and reappraises a reputation, in a way that is both moving and truly majestic.

‘An astonishing record...There is no other wartime diary that can match the scope of these diaries’ James Holland ‘An outstanding contribution to the literature of the Second World War’Professor Gary Sheffield From the outbreak of war in September 1939 to the smouldering ruins of Berlin in 1945, via Tobruk, El Alamein, D-Day and the crossing of the Rhine, An Englishman at War is a unique first-person account of the Second World War. Stanley Christopherson’s regiment, the Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry, went to war as amateurs and ended up one of the most experienced, highly trained and most valued armoured units in the British Army. A junior officer at the beginning of the war, Christopherson became the commanding officer of the regiment soon after the D-Day landings. What he and his regiment witnessed presents a unique overview of one of the most cataclysmic events in world history and gives an extraordinary insight, through tragedy and triumph, into what it felt like to be part of the push for victory.

Based on the testimony of real events. A compelling story that takes a look into the life of a young Stanley Grauso, raised in a middle class Connecticut Italian family during Prohibition years. Stanley's life soon spirals out of control, landing him in the company of some of the most reputed mobsters of our time, including Charles "Lucky" Luciano, Arthur Flegenheimer (aka Dutch Scultz), and F. Donald Coster (aka Phil Musica).